Street artist Aryz likes to go big on his projects. And when we say big, we mean humongous and gigantic. The artist paints entire sides of buildings with massive murals, covering up almost the entirety of the facade. Subjects of murals vary, but the style stays quite the same, and can be seen from miles away. That is art you cannot ignore.
The art of Nikita Nomerz gives structures, buildings, walls, and even pipes a human face. Given their facial characteristics, their appearance ranges from happy to creepy, and sinister.
Street art collective Neozoon scours thrift shops for cast-off animal fur clothes and repurposes their panels into wildlife shaped cutouts which they then place on city walls. Sort of like the conventional street art, only this time, with fur. They intend to display the evils of animal cruelty, urbanization and of shrinking animal habitats.
Remember the urban legends of giant animals roaming the streets? They are probably true. At least we are inclined to agree on giant alligators in sewers; we’ve always believed that story. Giant animals by street artist Roa just prove the point beyond doubt.
Loosing the heart is never a good idea, those things are terrible to find. Thanks to this street art project by Roadsworth, the heart can now be found in the unlikeliest of places.
Checkout the imaginative and clever work of Russian street artist Pavel Puhov. All pieces just happen to be in the right place. Puhov doesn’t just paint or sketch, he uses the properties of common structures to become a part of his work, giving his work another dimension.
![Muhammad Ali Beats the Crap out of Ryu [street art]](http://i1.wp.com/randommization.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/muhammad-ali-vs-ryu-street-art.jpg?resize=600%2C377)
Street art on Paris streets tells the story of Muhammad Ali taking on Ryu for a fight. Looks like poor Ryu never had a chance. This poster is the work of Italian artist Combo, who seems to have put up numerous works through various cities in the world.
Via StreetArtNews
Folks at UNURTH Street Art have this amazing collection of various artworks by Banksy around the UK. The artist seems to have done quite a few towards the end of the year.
Street artist Blu made this thought provoking mural in Belgrade, Serbia back in 2009.
Via misabrzi on Flickr, TwistedSifter
A bit of ingenuity and a few touches on the right place at the right time is all that is needed to draw out humor and imagination from mundane every day objects. A touch here, a touch there and it is almost incredible what this street art may bring out. These are the works of French street artist OakoAk.